Texans Owner Aims Move to Kansas City if Ticket Drive Succeeds
Dallas Texans owner Lamar Hunt said he is 99 percent convinced Kansas City will be the Texans' home by May 15 if 25 000 season tickets are sold. The move hinges on strong sales and tax considerations from the IRS Hobby Law, with Hunt calling it a calculated risk and noting he would rather play elsewhere than in Kansas City if sales fail.
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Texans Move Stuns Players As Dallas Fans React
Dallas Texans players react to reports the AFL team will move to Kansas City. E J Holub Abner Haynes Jerry Mays Hank Stram say they are shocked though pragmatic about the franchise shift. Bud Adams says he would favor moving the Dallas based AFL club if ticket sales back the plan.
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North Texas Edges Drake 67 60 in MVC Clash
North Texas improved to 3-3 in the MVC with a 67-60 win over Drake. Dave Burns scored 20 for North Texas while Billy Buster led Drake with 19 as Drake fell to 1-6 in conference play. The Eagles led 30-23 at halftime and ran their win streak to three.
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Plans Announced For SPC Spring Track Schedule
Levelland Texas SPC announces a ten meet 1963 spring track schedule under coach Frank Hunt. Captains are Robert Frost and Delbert Spencer with returnees Deryl Lavender Delbert Spencer and Robert Frost leading events. New members include Lynn Culp Bob Guajardo Melvin Lowery Allen Robertson Dean Elliot Michael Cato and Dewey Boatman. National and conference meets listed with dates and venues.
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Monterey Netters Defeat Midland In Tennis Duals
Monterey clipped Midland Lee 13-7 and Midland High 12-8 on the Plainsmen Courts. Boys led Lee 7-3 and 5-5 against Midland High, girls 6-4 and 7-3 respectively, with multiple singles and doubles results listed. Dodgers 1962 base stat note included.
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Hobbs Clinches District 4A Title
Hobbs defeated Artesia 86-59 to clinch the District 4A crown with two games left. Joe Assery led with 22 points, aided by Gary Overberk 15 Tom Carter 14 and Tom Bridges 12. Don Malone added 15 for Artesia as Hobbs rose to 22-0 this season and 100- game league mark.
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Wayland Pioneers Fall in Twin Bill to Midwestern
In Plainview Wayland drops both ends of a Saturday doubleheader. Midwestern rallies from a one point deficit to win 58 49 as two players score 18 each while Lou Balenton and Charles Vandiver add 10 points apiece for Wayland. The Queens fall to business college amid AAU title chase.
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Physician Captures Handicap Upset at Santa Anita
In heavy rain at Santa Anita Park physician Lynn A Boice powered 6 year old California bred to a length win over Crimson Satan in the 58000 San Antonio Handicap clocking 1 51 for 144 miles. Don Pierce rode Physician for a 17 20 payout with Crimson Satan third place going to Game.
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Pedro Speaker for Dunbar Grid Fete
West Texas State football star Pedro will be the featured speaker at a banquet honoring the Dunbar High football team at 8 p.m. Monday in the Mae Simmons Party House. The Ebony Club, led by president Louis Walton, sponsors the event. Pedro is to tour Dunbad school Monday afternoon.
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Stratford Gamners Beat Friona In Non-District Twin Bill
Stratford won the boys game 57 to 49 and the girls contest. Don Newman scored 14 for Stratford while Joyce Scott and June Huggins added 18 each. Larry Buckley led Friona with 18 points as the season closed for Friona. Tito Jennings had 14 for Friona.
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Boxing Charges Probed In Mexico City Title Fight
The Fed eral District Boxing Commission is asked to investigate claims Mundo Esparza was dupe d before his Feb 2 attempt to win the Mexican bantam title. Esparza lost by technical knockout to Manuel Medel of Mexico City after a third round stoppage. La Prensa says this marks the first such charges in a Mexican title bout.
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Pop Off Who Pays Off Clay Is Ray Of Hope In Prize Fight Field
Cassius Clay, 21, brings color to boxing and has drawn about 26000 for recent bouts. The Louisville youngster, touted as a future heavyweight, gains public interest through poetry and bravado, with potential high profile matches ahead against Sonny Liston and Floyd Patterson. Clay predicts a five round win over Doug Jones at Madison Square Garden on March 13 and vows to defeat Liston in six rounds.
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Golden Gate Indoor Track Meet Heads to Cow Palace
San Francisco prepares for its first indoor track meet the Golden Gate Invitational at the Cow Palace. Notables entering include Ralph Boston Otis Davis Hayes Jones John Thomas Parry OBrien with plan for a new indoor venue as Eastern sports boom hits the coast.
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Smith Leads In St Petersburg Women's Open After Third Round
Marilynn Smith, described as a leading personality on the ladies tour, shot 69 to hold a two stroke edge at 215 over Dallas’ Mickey Wright and Shirley Englehorn in the St. Petersburg open. Wright carded five birdies but slipped with a bogey on 14. Betsy Rawls and Patty Berg trailed. The finals set for Sunday.
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Reds Pinch Hitters Total 55 Hits In 1961 And Last Season
Cincinnati Reds pinch hitters amassed 55 hits in 1961 and matched that total in the most recent season, highlighting depth in the bench grim.
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